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Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, she holds the handle of the tank At that time, I participated in a training exercise of the British Army.
The 40-year-old royal family joined the recruits in Pill Bright Training in November and spent time on the 101 Operation Maintenance Brigade at Avindon Airfield to see first-hand what the recruits were looking for. He also includes lifting trailers and learning to maneuver armored vehicles.
When Catherine released her photo from her visit to commemorate her Saturday's Armed Forces Day, she paid tribute to the service's "brave men and women."
In her personal message shared on her Instagram, along with a picture of her wearing military equipment and talking to troops. She wrote: She serves in the sea, land, air, here in Britain, and in all troops around the world, in honor of brave men and women of the past and present. Thank you for making all the sacrifices of you and your family to keep us safe.
"Last year I was honored to spend time with @BritishArmy and see how they train military personnel and new hires. To protect us all. It was great to see first-hand the many important and diverse roles that the military plays every day, and look forward to learning more about @RoyalNavy and @RoyalAirForceUK. ”
Themessage is signed in C and indicates that it arrived personally from the Duchess.
Catherine's compliment is that Prince William and the Duchess with three children line up as Colonel of the Grenadier Guards on behalf of Prince Andrew after the Duke of York returned her patronage. After being previously claimed. She won her military title earlier this year prior to a civil proceeding with Virginia Jufre.
One source recently stated: Everything she undertakes is what she really commits to, and we really want someone to get involved with us.
If she played that role, Catherine would be the female colonel of the regiment for the first time in 80 years since Queen Elizabeth, then Princess Elizabeth, played that role in 1942.
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